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A series of musical performances that celebrate ‘silence’ in music
As part of the Trinity Creative Challenge, Professor Adrian Tien and Professor Richard Duckworth, along with a number of renowned musicians, ask the question, can silence be musical?
11 Apr 2017
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Trinity launches Campus Pollinator Plan and asks public to ‘Name Our Queen Bee’
Trinity seeks a name for its Queen Bee, who is overseeing the work of thousands of honeybees in a newly installed campus beehive – tweet us using #TrinityQueen.
11 Apr 2017
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Trinity announces new Fellows and Scholars
55 New Scholars, 14 Fellows and one Honorary Fellow announced
10 Apr 2017
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Students celebrate Trinity Employability Award success
The Trinity Employability Award scheme prepares students for future careers.
10 Apr 2017
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Scientists make major breakthrough in smart printed electronics
Their leading innovation could transform everyday products (like your milk carton) into intelligent smart devices.
7 Apr 2017
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Trinity 425
To celebrate the 425th anniversary of the founding of Trinity College Dublin, a book of photographs taken by staff, students and alumni and an essay by the Provost has been published.
7 Apr 2017
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Enhancing the visitor experience
Over two million visitors come to Trinity each year. This summer they will enjoy an enhanced visitor experience with new developments such as the refurbished entrance at Nassau Street.
6 Apr 2017
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Prof Stefano Sanvito receives knighthood from Italian president
An order of knighthood has been bestowed on Prof Sanvito, Director of the CRANN Institute at Trinity and Principal Investigator in the School of Physics and the SFI funded centre, AMBER.
6 Apr 2017
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US Open Days – experiencing Trinity stateside
A record number of over 600 people attended Trinity’s recent series of Open Days across five cities in the US organised by the Global Relations Office.
6 Apr 2017
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Student athletes show their winning ways
Hurling and hockey win prizes on the double at this year's Trinity Sport Awards & Commons
5 Apr 2017
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Creative Challenge to showcase new, ambitious, and innovative works of art
Trinity’s Creative Challenge returns this week with five new innovative projects to be showcased across the University campus.
5 Apr 2017
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Professor Sarah Alyn-Stacey named a Knight of France’s National Order of Merit
Associate Professor in French, Sarah Alyn-Stacey, has been recognised with the accolade for her outstanding academic contribution.
5 Apr 2017
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Books by Dublin children join Book of Kells for Bookmarks exhibition
An exhibition of 70 handmade books written and illustrated by Dublin children, and inspired by works from the Pollard Collection at Trinity College was launched by Laureate na nÓg PJ Lynch in the Long Room of the Old Library at Trinity.
4 Apr 2017
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Student engineers showcase the autonomous vehicle tech of tomorrow
Budding engineers showcased prototype technology solutions designed for the autonomous vehicles of the future, which include a disability-friendly sports car and an expanding ambulance.
3 Apr 2017
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Major national study on Irish voters’ attitudes
'A Conservative Revolution: Electoral Change in Twenty-First Century Ireland', edited by Trinity’s Political Science Professors, Gail McElroy and Michael Marsh, along with UCD’s David Farrell examines underlying voter attitudes in the period 2002-11.
31 Mar 2017
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Trump’s America, 60 Days In
Resistance to Trump’s agenda untold story in new era of American politics.
24 Mar 2017
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Scientists discover shared genetic origin for MND and schizophrenia
Researchers say the new findings have major implications for how we classify diseases and that they challenge the existing divide between neurology and psychiatry.
24 Mar 2017
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Major study finds serious issues with media reporting of concealed pregnancies
Trinity College Dublin researchers say concealed pregnancies persist and have not been relegated to the era of the Mother and Baby Homes. The research team behind the KISS study call for the development of reporting guidelines in relation to concealed pregnancies.
23 Mar 2017
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New discovery to prevent infections spreading on medical devices
Microbiologists from Trinity have discovered how to prevent bacterial 'biofilms' from forming on implanted medical devices such as hip replacements and heart valves.
20 Mar 2017
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Abortion in Modern Ireland
As part of the Trinity Long Room Hub’s Behind the Headlines forum, the panel included experts from Trinity’s School of Law, School of Social Work and Social Policy and School of Histories and Humanities.
15 Mar 2017